To find total number of files inside folder

Hai,
   In knowledge management is there any option to find total number of files inside folder...
    I also want to see the recently uploaded and modified documents in a seperate iview...
    Iam using NW2004s SP8..
    Very urgent..
    Waiting for a positive reply..
    Thanks&regards,
     Kiruthika.S

Hi Kiruthika,
1. You only need the configarchive if you don't want create all the KM configuration objects mentioned in the guide manually. So, just create the objects mentioned there and you don't need the configarchive
Also, the scenario works also on 2004s.
2. Please check this thread on how to show the total number of files inside a folder:
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=19610
3. It would be nice if you would consider rewarding the time people like Saravanan spend to investigate and answer your question by assigning points via the colored stars.
Best regards,
Robert

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